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The Neoclassical north front of Caffè Pedrocchi in Padua, with a columned loggia above a ground-floor portico, in daylight.
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Pedrocchi Café

Caffè Pedrocchi is a historic café in central Padua, opened in 1831 in a Neoclassical building designed by Giuseppe Jappelli for Antonio Pedrocchi, with an adjoining neo-Gothic wing known as the Pedrocchino. Its ground-floor rooms are named after their colours, and the upper floor holds period rooms in different styles beside the city's Museum of the Risorgimento.

When to go

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Mon08:00–24:00
Tue08:00–24:00
Wed08:00–24:00
Thu08:00–24:00
Fri08:00–24:00
Sat08:00–24:00
Sun08:00–24:00

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